What is a subject question?
When the question word is the subject of the sentence
When the question word is a part of the main clause
Which one of the words below are linking words? (3)
Because
To
So
Okay
That
A methodology is a system of methods used in a particular area of study or activity
What is it called when a word has the same spelling yet has a different meaning? It can have the same or different sound e.g. trace and trace.. bank and bank
Homophone
Homonym
Homograph
A third conditional is used to talk about situations which are known to be true e.g. if I water this plant it will grow
A discourse marker DOES significantly change the meaning of a sentence
Realia is...
A realistic text
A real object
A real picture used to aid understanding
Suggestopedia is a method for teaching which includes.. (4)
The use of relaxing music/art
A methodology which involves the S heavily in physical activity
The 1st goal is to develop listening fluency
An extra importance is given to the environment
Extra importance is given to the T producing authoritative behaviour
Infantilization is key. They aim for a childlike open ness.
The cloze test refetd to a text (or portion of a text) wherr the words are mechanically removed (every nth). The learners then fill the gaps
TPR stands for...
Total physical response
Total potential response
TRP is a methodology for teaching which involves S in physical activity. The 1st goal is to develop listening fluency. The aim is to develop a childlike acquisition of language
Whilst monitoring It is important to...(2)
Get involved to help learners as much as possible...
Remain at a distance only involving yourself if necessary
Take note of errors in order to correct S as a group
Do not error correct what so ever otherwise you might risk embarassment
Tick only the correct ones...(6)
Definite article- an/a
Indefinite article- a/an
Definite article- the
Nouns always need articles to precede them
Not all nouns need articles to precede them
Definitr articles refer to a specific one/something referred to already
Definite articles are used with countable single/plural nouns and uncountable nouns
Definite articles are ONLY used with uncountable nouns
Indefinite articles are ONLY used with plural or uncountable nouns as they mean plural
Indefinite articles are NEVER used with plural/uncountable nouns as they signify "one"
A warmer is...
Introducing yourself to your students
Asking about the students day
Telling the S what they will learn today
A task used to get the S interested/to activate the topic
Latapa stands for..
LEARNING ACCOMPLISHMENTS TASKS AIDS PRONUNCIATION AIMS
LEVEL AIDS TIME AIMS PROBLEMS ASSUMPTIONS
A semantic field relates to the meanings behind the words used within a lexical field.
Aural is...
An academic term used to describe oral speaking
Related to tbe ear or sense of hearing
Related to the sense of learning to speak
Feedback is important because..
Lets learners know about their progress or lack of
Is a chance to error correct
A rubric is a set of academic guidelines on how to teach..
Rubrics should be...
Full of information so that the learner understands
The bare minimum
Tick the true ones..
STAIR stands for stages teaching-aids aims interactiveness reasons
STAIR stands for stages time activity interaction reasons
Stair relates to information used in a lesson plan
A mnemonic device is a technique/learning device which aids information retention
Super ordinate is
ANIMAL> cat, horse, snake... its a general term which is used to cover all specific terms
CAT, HORSE, SNAKE> animal... it's a specific terms which can be described using a general one
A short answer is a simple "yes" or "no"
Back chaining is a form of drilling where...
Learners drill as a group
Learners drill individually in pairs
Learners can drill in a multiple ways but always begin with the last syllable/phrase and work backwards towards the beginning
A first conditional is used to..
Talk about an impossible situation
Talk about future events which are likely to happen
Talk about something which is likely to be true
What's it called when two words fit together and sound nicer to a native speakers ear than others? e.g. Take+ care...rather than have+care
connotation
colloqiualism
collocation
Metalanguage is a term used to describe a "learners language"
Target language is...
the language items in which you are attempting to elicit from the S or to expose the S to e.g. adjectives/adverbs
the language in which learners are attempting to learn e.g French or English
The name of participles which end in "-ing" and act like nouns are called?
Perfectives
Passives
Gerunds
Tick the types of drilling...
choral
back-chaining
availability
coverage
paired
individual
What is a homonym?
a homophone & a homograph
another word for synonym
2 words which are written alike and sounds alike yet have different meanings.
What is a 'bare infinitive'?
A word which forms a question tag
the base form of a word without any markers
the form of a verb without 'to'
What are important factors when considering what vocabulary to teach?
frequency
synonyms
range
aspect
Aspect is a speakers perception of something e.g. a present perfective, there is a degree of certainty that the action will occur
Function is...
the grammatical form
the speakers intention behind the message
A cohesive device is?
a tool which aids memory retention
a grammatically sound linking word
a word or phrase which is linked together in a sentence or article
Which of these are examples of cohesive devices?
The
as it turns out
at last
An adjective which does not have a different degree of (e.g. wooden and married, you cannot be a little wooden or a lot married) is called.....
a non-gradable adjective
a limiting adjective
Pronunciation is only important at higher levels of aquisition
A multi-word verb is another name for....
a phrasal verb
an idiom
a metaphor
Secondary auxiliaries are...
the
go/get
done
wait
could
used to
A paradigm is a set of linguistic items that form a mutually exclusive choices in particular syntactic roles...
Availability in relation to vocabulary is..
although some words may be low frequency they might still be needed as they are involved in the S every day life e.g. stapler
how many situations can the word be used in?
A limiting adjective is an adjective which rather than describes a noun defines it e.g. article adjective
Second conditionals are...
used to talk about generally impossible situations e.g. If I could fly I would be happy
used to talk about situations which are impossible because they are situation in the past
A lexical set is...
an associated group of words
words which are linked by tense
Choral repetition is when learners use drilling within a role-play without the teachers involvement
Interactive is a task which..
a task which directly produces communication
a task which encourages S to communicate
A verb which requires a subject e.g. I bought a book ...
is called a passive
is called an active
Exposure is important because learners need to be exposed to a vocabulary item multiple times before their acquire it...
Hyponym is a term given to two vocabulary items which mean opposite things e.g. big and small, fat and thin
What is the name given to nouns which are uncountable and refer to masses which cannot easily be thought of as consisting as separate items?
unmassed nouns
mass nouns
A method is a particular procedure for accomplishing or approaching somethng
What can personalisation be?
nominating learners by names
asking the learners questions about themselves
encouraging learners to participate by sharing their experiences
Why is personalisation so beneficial?
takes pressure of the T
gets learners feeling more motivated and wanting to participate more
A gradable adjective does have differing degrees e.g. hot and cold...you can be very hot or a little cold
what is the name given to when two synonyms may have the same meaning but different effects? e.g. fat, obese and curvy. curvy has a much more positive feeling than obese or fat.
What is the name given to a voice of verbs in which the subject undergoes the action of the verb?
the subjunctive
the passive
the active
Coverage in terms of vocabulary teaching is how many other words are included within it...e.g. walk would cover limp/hobble and shuffle
A jigsaw reading activity always involves....
2 texts or a text split in half
a large group of students
authentic reading material
